InvoiceIn

InvoiceIn — examples

**Any European or UAE (PINT AE) e-invoice a business *receives* → one canonical EN 16931 JSON, a validation report with plain-language fix hints, a PDF, CSV or DATEV export.** One stateless endpoint, nothing stored.

Accepts: XRechnung (UBL and CII), EN 16931 UBL 2.1 Invoice/CreditNote, Peppol BIS Billing 3, CII D16B, ZUGFeRD 1.0 / 2.x and Factur-X hybrid PDFs, Italy's FatturaPA 1.2, Poland's KSeF FA(2)/FA(3), Romania's RO e-Factura (CIUS-RO), the UAE's PINT AE (Billing and Self-Billing).

Validated against: EN 16931 validation artefacts 1.3.17, XRechnung 3.0.2 (KoSIT Schematron 2.6.0), Peppol BIS Billing 3, FNFE CTC-FR 1.4.0.04 (the BR-FR rules; runs when seller and buyer are both established in France), CIUS-RO 1.0.1, OpenPeppol's PINT AE 1.0.4 for the UAE (free check page: https://invoicein.peculiar.systems/uae), the UBL, CII, FatturaPA and KSeF schemas — plus arithmetic cross-checks on every format and market conventions no Schematron reads (German Skonto terms in free text, the Polish KSeF number). The live list with versions is at GET /v1/formats.

• Product page: https://invoicein.peculiar.systems (EN · DE · PL · IT · FR)
• API reference (interactive): https://invoicein-api.peculiar.systems/docs
• OpenAPI: https://invoicein-api.peculiar.systems/openapi.json
• Postman: public collection · published docs — or import postman/InvoiceIn.postman_collection.json. Every request already carries a real XRechnung in its body, so Send works with no setup
• MCP server: https://invoicein-api.peculiar.systems/mcp (streamable HTTP) — on the official registry as io.github.peculiar-systems/invoicein and on Smithery

This repository holds runnable examples, sample invoices you can test with, and the MCP registry manifest. The service itself is not open source.

Nothing you send is stored: the document is parsed in memory and the response is built from it. Privacy (full policy) · Terms

The bridge in `bridge/` is a transparent proxy, not a second implementation: it mirrors whatever tools/list returns from the hosted server, so the two can never drift. The five tools and their annotations — all read-only, non-destructive, idempotent, closed-world — are in bridge/tools.json, checked by tests/. A static analyser reading the bridge source alone sees one dispatch callback and no tools; that is the proxy, not the tool surface.

60 seconds

curl -X POST "https://invoicein-api.peculiar.systems/v1/invoice?include=validation&lang=en" \

-H "X-Api-Key: $INVOICEIN_KEY" \ -F file=@samples/factur-x-en16931.pdf

No key yet? Leave the header out: 20 invoices a day per IP, same output. A trial key (100 invoices, 30 days, no card) comes from the product page.

The response (full example):

{

"ok": true, "source": { "syntax": "UBL", "format": "peppol-bis3", "profile": "Peppol BIS Billing 3.0", "container": "xml" }, "invoice": { // canonical EN 16931, field names carry BT/BG numbers in /v1/schema "document": { "id": "Snippet1", "issue_date": "2017-11-13", "type_code": "380", "currency": "EUR", "due_date": "2017-12-01", ... }, "seller": { "name": "SupplierOfficialName Ltd", "vat_id": "GB1232434", "electronic_address": { "value": "9482348239847239874", "scheme": "0088" }, ... }, "buyer": { ... }, "lines": [ { "id": "1", "quantity": 7, "unit": "DAY", "net_amount": 2800, "tax": { "category": "S", "rate": 25 }, "item": { "name": "item name" } }, ... ], "tax_breakdown": [ { "taxable_amount": 1325, "tax_amount": 331.25, "category": "S", "rate": 25 } ], "totals": { "line_net": 1300, "charges": 25, "net": 1325, "tax": 331.25, "gross": 1656.25, "due": 1656.25 }, "payment": { "means_code": "30", "remittance_info": "Snippet1", "credit_transfers": [ { "iban": "IBAN32423940", "account_name": "AccountName", "bic": "BIC324098" } ] } }, "validation": { "valid": true, "errors": 0, "warnings": 0, "rule_sets": [ { "id": "XSD:ubl-invoice" }, { "id": "EN16931-UBL", "version": "EN 16931 validation artefacts 1.3.17" }, { "id": "Peppol-UBL" } ], "issues": [] }, "timings_ms": { "detect": 0.5, "map": 14.4, "validate": 86.0, "total": 100.8 }, "credits": { "mode": "key", "remaining": 99 } }

When something is wrong, every failed rule carries a hint in the requested language (example, KSeF FA(3) in Polish):

{ "id": "XSD-UNEXPECTED-ELEMENT", "severity": "error", "rule_set": "XSD:fa3",

"message": "Element '{http://crd.gov.pl/wzor/2025/06/25/13775/}Adnotacje': This element is not expected. Expected is one of ( {http://crd.gov.pl/wzor/2025/06/25/1 …", "hint": "XML zawiera element, którego schemat nie dopuszcza w tym miejscu. Nazwa elementu jest błędna, element należy do innego profilu/wersji (np. UBL 2.0 lub ZUGFeRD EXTENDED), jest zdublowany albo jest własnym rozszerzeniem. Usuń go lub zmień jego nazwę.", "who": "sender", "location": "/*/*[4]/*[8]", "line": 43 }

Endpoints

Body: multipart field file, or the raw XML/PDF. Send a real User-Agent (Cloudflare rejects the default Python-urllib one with error 1010). Auth: X-Api-Key or Authorization: Bearer. One invoice = one credit whatever outputs you request; a file that carries several invoices (a FatturaPA lot) costs one per invoice. Remaining credits come back in X-Credits-Remaining.

Examples in this repo

• examples/curl.sh — every endpoint once
• examples/node.mjs — fetch + FormData, no dependencies
• examples/python.py — standard library only
• examples/n8n-workflow.json — mailbox attachment → InvoiceIn → JSON, importable into n8n
• mcp/server.json — manifest for the MCP registry; mcp/clients.md — Claude Desktop / Cursor config
• bridge/invoicein_mcp_bridge.py — local stdio MCP server that mirrors the hosted server's tools one-to-one and forwards every call (for clients without remote support; Dockerfile builds it; bridge/tools.json is the offline copy of the tool definitions)

Sample invoices

Both XRechnung files produce the same canonical JSON (only the syntax-specific extensions block differs) — that is the point of the canonical model.

What it does not do

No OCR (a PDF without embedded XML is rejected with pdf-no-xml). Not a Peppol access point, not a French PDP, not a UAE Accredited Service Provider, not a KSeF or SdI client: it reads what you already received and never transmits an invoice anywhere. Factur-X/ZUGFeRD profiles below EN 16931 (MINIMUM, BASIC WL, BASIC) get schema and arithmetic checks only, because the EN 16931 rules would only produce noise there. Validation results are informational, not legal advice.

Licence

The examples in this repository are MIT. Sample invoices keep the licences listed above.